manual de colocación de baldosas cerámicas - Habitissimo

Types:
> CEMENT ADHESIVES.
Some of the bonding materials most commonly used on the market today are: Cement adhesives. These consist of a main binder (Portland cement)
and sands and other additives that improve the adhesive’s characteristics. Cement adhesives include:
> Conventional Glue Mortars.
Organic products are added to the mortar to
improve its elastic and water-retaining properties,
thereby remedying the failings of traditional
mortar. These are used only for indoor surfaces.
Class C1 according to EN 12004.
> Glue Mortars with Casein.
These are used especially on tile-laying surfaces
made of plaster and/or gypsum. Class C2E
according to EN 12004.
> High-specification Glue Mortars.
These can contain up to approximately 2% of
thermoplastic resins to improve adhesion. They
are suitable for interiors and outdoor floor
surfaces. Class C2 according to EN 12004.
> Glue Mortars with Mixed Binders.
These usually contain more than 2% thermoplastic
resins, either incorporated or in the form of a
water-based dispersant to add to the powder.
These glue mortars have improved adhesion,
deformability, resistance, etc., and are the best
products to use for demanding applications. Class
C2E and C2TE according to EN 12004.
> CEMENT ADHESIVES.
ADVANTAGES DRAWBACKS
USES
> Easy to use > Limited adherence
> Indoor floors
> Indoor use only
> Rigidity
> Not recommended for tiles with low
water absorption
> Indoor walls
> Easy to use
> Ideal for plaster and/or gypsum
base
> Deformable
> Easy to use
> Excellent adhesion
> Easy to use
> Excellent adhesion
> Resistant to damp
> Deformable
> Suitable for tiles with no
absorption
> Suitable for facades
> Limited adherence
> Not recommended for tiles with
water absorption of less than 1%
> Rigidity
> A degree of rigidity
> Not recommended for tiles with
water absorption of less than 1%
> Indoor walls
> Indoor floors
> Outdoor floors
> Indoor walls
> Indoor floors
> Outdoor floors
> Indoor walls
> Outdoor walls
Some of the bonding materials most commonly used on the market today are: Cement adhesives
These consist of a main binder (Portland cement) and sands and other additives that improve the adhesive’s characteristics. Cement adhesives
include:
> REACTION ADHESIVES
ADVANTAGES DRAWBACKS
USES
> Easy to use
> Excellent adhesion
> Deformable
> Suitable for any kind of
tile-laying surface
> Suitable for tiles with no
absorption
> Not suitable for large-sized tiles
> Low resistance to contact with water
> Indoor walls
These compounds are based on synthetic resins that harden due to the chemical reaction between the various components. They usually have
excellent specifications, plus the resins provide special technical characteristics. However, their main drawback is that all the component resins
must be mixed, meaning that they must be carefully handled. Type R according to EN 12004.
ADVANTAGES DRAWBACKS
USES
> Excellent adhesion
> Mechanical resistance
> Chemical resistance
> Flexibility
> Suitable for tiles with no
absorption
> Meticulous handling
> The quantities of the components
must be carefully measured
> Indoor floors
> Outdoor floors
> Indoor walls
> Outdoor walls
* The characteristics described above are typical of the products mentioned. It is always advisable to consult the manufacturer
before applying a product. 07